WO1993019100A1 - Support de catalyseur de polymerisation prepare par cristallisation par atomisation - Google Patents
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- a polymerization catalyst carrier prepared by spray crystallization
- the invention relates to a method for preparing a particulate carrier for an olefin polymerization procatalyst which comprises a transition metal compound reacted for a carrier, in which method:
- ROH depicts a lower (C*-._ 6 ) aliphatic alcohol
- ED depicts an electron donor
- n is 1 to 6 and m is 0 to 1
- melt to be atomized is sprayed from the nozzle into a chamber colder than the melt, where it is distributed in the form of atomized melt and then solidified to fine carrier particles and
- the Ziegler-Natta catalyst system is commonly used, which consists of a so-called procatalyst and a cocatalyst.
- the procatalyst is based on a compound of a transition metal belonging to any of the groups IVA-VIII (Hubbard) of the periodical table of the elements and the cocatalyst is based on an organometallic compound of a metal belonging to any of the groups IA-IIIA (Hubbard) of the periodical table of the elements.
- the procatalysts typically comprise an inert carrier, on which the actual active catalyst component, that is, the transition metal compound or the mixture or complex formed by catalytical compounds is layered.
- the morphology, size and size distribution of the particles of the carrier influence significantly the properties of the polymer achieved by the catalyst.
- an active catalyst a polymer can be produced, from which, thanks to its purity, no catalyst residues need to be removed.
- the morphology and particle size of the carrier affects the morphology of the polymer product itself, since it has been observed that the morphology of the catalyst is repeated in the structure of the polymer (the so-called replica phenomenon) . If a flowable polymer product polymer is wanted having a useful morphology and a narrow particle size distribution, which is desirable in view of the aimed use of many processing processes, the properties of the carrier shall, because of the replica phenomenon, be made similar.
- the Ziegler-Natta -type procatalysts typically comprise a magnesium-based carrier, such as a magnesium chloride treated with a transition metal compound like a titanium halide, such as titanium tetrachloride, and sometimes also with an electron donor compound.
- a magnesium-based carrier such as a magnesium chloride treated with a transition metal compound like a titanium halide, such as titanium tetrachloride, and sometimes also with an electron donor compound.
- the carrier can be brought in a preferable and equal-sized crystal form by letting it crystallize as a complex of any of its crystal solvents.
- a titanium halide is brought to react with magnesium chloride catalyst carrier, which is in the form of icrospheres, after which the reaction product particles are recovered by physical means and mixed with an organometallic cocatalyst compound.
- Characteristic for this conventional method is that: (a) a solution is provided which contains essentially magnesium dichloride dissolved in ethanol, the content of which is 100 to 300g of magnesium dichloride/1 of solution, whereby the water-content of the solution does not exceed 5% by weight, (b) a spray-drying of the solution is carried out by spraying it into an essentially non-aqueous flow of nitrogen gas, the purity of which is at least 99.9% and the inlet temperature of which flow is between 180 and 280°C, whereby the nitrogen and the solution flows are simultaneously controlled so that the outlet temperature of the gaseous mixture is between 130 and 210°C provided that the outlet temperature is at least 40°C lower than the inlet tempera ⁇ ture and that the ethanol does not evaporate completely, whereby spheroidal magnesium dichloride particles are obtained,
- the magnesium dichloride particles are brought to react with a titanium halide, which is in vapor or liquid form and optionally diluted with an inert solvent to be evaporated,
- reaction product particles are recovered by physical means when they contain 0.7 to 12% by weight of titanium bound to solid material and
- reaction product particles mentioned are mixed with an organometallic compound, which is an alkylaluminium or an alkylaluminium halide.
- This kind of spray-drying method patents are based on a fairly complete drying of ethanol (C 2 H 5 OH) from the carrier liquid after the atomization.
- the carrier has commonly been dried at a temperature that is above 150°C, whereby a remarkable portion of the alcohol of the complex is evaporated.
- a carrier product is obtained in the spray-drying method, the alcohol concentration of which is between 12 and 25% by weight and anyway below 30% by weight.
- One drawback of the spray-drying is that when the alcohol forms on the surface of the magnesium dihalide a site reacting with the transition metal compound, the low alcohol content of the carrier results in a weak activation with the transition metal compound, such as the titanium halide.
- a further essential drawback of the spray-drying is the poor morphology and the broad particle size distribution of the carrier obtained, which is caused by the breaking and collapsing of the particles during the process.
- FI patent specification 80055 Neste Oy
- the above mentioned carrier complex formed by the carrier and the crystal solvent can be melted to clear liquid.
- this kind of a liquid is conducted through a spray nozzle into a spraying chamber cooled by cold nitrogen gas it crystallizes into spheroidal small carrier particles, which are very fluid and loose.
- the process in practice takes place so that the MgCl 2 and C 2 H 5 OH are melted at a temperature of 110 to 130°C to form a clear melt.
- the clear homogenized mixture is fed through an atomizing nozzle into a cooled spraying chamber.
- the atomizing gas used in the spraying is dry nitrogen, the temperature of which is about +130°C, and into the spraying chamber is as cooling medium conducted dry nitrogen, the temperature of which is of the order of about -20°C.
- the nozzle used is a gas-liquid-fluidizing nozzle or the like. Improvements to this so-called spray- , crystallization method have been presented, among others, in FI applications 912639 and 915632.
- the spray-crystallization method produces very flowable and loose particles. Furthermore, the carrier complex crystal- lizes without substantial evaporation of the crystal sol ⁇ vent. The amount of the evaporating crystal solvent is below 3% by weight of the amount fed into the chamber. When this kind of carrier is brought into contact with the titanium compounds, plenty of catalytically active complexes between the MgCl 2 and the titanium compound are formed on the
- a gas flow is also arranged around the nozzle to keep the droplets in the middle zone of the chamber.
- the liquid to be sprayed is a solution or suspension that 20 can be spray-dried to solid particles.
- Typical solutions are according to the publication the water or alcohol solutions of magnesium chloride.
- Typical suspensions are the hydro ⁇ carbon suspensions of titanium dichloride and the hydro ⁇ carbon suspensions of titanium tetrachloride on magnesium 25 chloride particles. Additives can be added to the liquid to improve its conductivity.
- the above-mentioned electrostatic spray-drying has, however, 35 drawbacks of its own.
- the start droplets of the spray-drying are small in size and light.
- a rapid heating of the droplets and simultaneously a rapid evaporation upwards and outwards takes place, which draws the initial droplets into an uncontrolled turbulent motion, which results in both the agglomeration of the droplets and their attachment to the walls of the chamber.
- the electrostatic spray-drying does not relate to the actual improvement of the droplet formation, but its main purpose is to prevent the sticking of the formed par ⁇ ticles.
- the spray-dried particles intend to break and collapse, it is clear, that the electric potential which decreases the surface tension sooner tends to contribute to the breaking and collapsing of the particles than to the forming of morphologically useful particles.
- An aim of the invention is to provide a method for the preparation of a particulate carrier for an olefin poly- merization catalyst, which method produces carrier with a suitable and even size and a suitable morphology. More specifically, an optimal atomizing technique of a liquid containing the carrier is strived for, in which the distribution of the droplets to a fog of controlled size is possible. Thus, a method is aimed at which produces small particles and particles of even size preventing simul ⁇ taneously the agglomeration of the particles until the particles solidify to final carrier particles.
- One further aim of the invention is to provide a secure and reliable method for preparing useful carrier particles of the type mentioned.
- the carrier melt can be divided into remarkably finer drops than by using normal centrifugal or gravitational force.
- the agglomeration of the droplets is prevented, that is they do not attach to each other.
- the agglomeration of the particles and their intermediate forms can be prevented by feeding an electrical charge into the melt to be atomized or which has been atomized.
- the achievable charge of the particle is in practice no more than a half of the so-called Rayleigh limit value, i.e.
- a condition for the success of an electrostatic spray- crystallization is that the electrical conductivity of the carrier melt is within a suitable range, whereby if is possible to feed a charge of the size needed into the melt.
- the permeability of the carrier melt must be within a suitable range when the temperature of the melt is sinking and the melt is crystallizing, allowing the melt particles to be sufficiently charged.
- the charge fed to the melt must not cause any electrical breakdown nor any extra risk of explosion when the charge is discharged, as is the case of spray-drying, where the evaporating solvent and the medium cause such risks.
- the method according to the present invention is a so-called spray-crystallization method, which has been modified by feeding an electrical charge into the melt to be atomized or has been atomized.
- spray- crystallization method is hereby meant a method, in which the melt of the carrier complex is sprayed from a nozzle into a chamber, where it is distributed as an atomized melt and solidifies to form fine carrier particles.
- the spray- crystallization differs from the spray-drying in that the material to be sprayed is a melt of MgCl 2 .nEtOH and not a solution.
- a solution can be defined so that, when the temperature sinks, material crystallizes from it having a chemical composition, i.e.
- the complex MgCl 2 .nEtOH cannot crystallize to form structures (a crystal lattice, in which n is greater than 6) .
- n is smaller than 6, whereby a complex is in question, which is melted » and crystallized without evaporation of larger EtOH amounts.
- the voltage is prefe ⁇ rably of the order of about 0.5 to lOkV, preferably about 1 to 5kV.
- a charge is fed into the melt to be atomized or that has been atomized by an electrode arranged in connection with the nozzle.
- a suitable electrode used thereby is a current-bearing conductor, which is a straight or annular electric line arranged in the
- the charge is caused in the electrode by feeding a voltage of the size mentioned and preferably grounding the melt, for example, by grounding the conductive mouth piece of the nozzle. Also the
- An electrostatic nozzle is operating so that an electro ⁇ static charge is formed on the surface of the particles formed in the atomization.
- the electrostatic charge is a
- the electric field strength needed for the abolition of the surface tension forces is 10 3 -10 6 V/m, depending on the consistency of the melt.
- electrostatic nozzles conventional nozzle types, as above, or a special nozzle designed for this purpose can be used.
- a so-called linear slot die can be thought of, in which the atomization takes place through a long slot.
- the capacity of this kind of a nozzle is insignificant, but it can be increased by adding the number of the nozzles.
- a long slot die can also be joined from its ends, whereby an annular nozzle is achieved. In this case the capacity of the nozzles can be increased by using several annular nozzles inside each other.
- the melt to be atomized at the stage (c) is sprayed into the chamber by means of a nozzle, which consists of a fixed orifice, a melt pipe leading to the orifice, a pressure inert gas pipe leading to the orifice, and a high voltage line arranged in the vicinity of the orifice.
- the melt to be atomized is sprayed at stage (c) by means of a revolving nozzle in connection with which a high voltage line of the type mentioned has been arranged.
- a complex compound when, at stage (a) a complex compound is achieved to be used in the method according to the invention, it is preferable to select a complex, in which the ROH according to the formula (I) means C 2 H 5 OH and/or CH 3 OH, preferably CH 2 H 5 OH.
- the n according to the formula (I) is preferably about 2.0- 5.0 and most preferably about 3.0-4.0.
- the complex is then melted and fed at stage (b) into a nozzle atomizing it, whereby the temperature of the melt preferably is about +80 - +250 °C and most preferably about +90 - +130 °C.
- the nozzle can be any kind of suitable atomizing nozzle, such as a pneumatic nozzle, an air jet, revolving nozzle, or an ultrasonic nozzle. According to one
- a pneumatic nozzle or an air jet is used, which is a linear or a round slot die.
- a revolving nozzle is used, which is a pipe processed in the form of a circle (ring) , into which round slots having the diameter of 0.5-1.0mm have been bored at suitable distances.
- the melt to be atomized is fed into the upper part of an essentially vertical chamber, the temperature of which is between -10 - +50 °C. According to another embodiment different temperatures are maintained in the upper and lower parts of the chamber. Thereby, the temperature of the ato-
- 15 mizing zone in the upper part of the chamber is preferably maintained between about +10 - +100 °C, preferably between about +20 - +40 °C, and the crystallizing zone in the lower part of the chamber is maintained at a lower temperature, preferably about -30 - +40 °C and preferably at a tempe-
- the melt to be atomized can suitably be sprayed from a nozzle into the chamber by means of a nitrogen flow, which in order to achieve an advantageous flow pattern circulates
- the temperatures of the atomizing and crystallizing zones of the chamber can, if desired, be maintained by means of one or several inert gas flows, whereby the gas flow of the atomizing zone can simulta ⁇ neously be the atomizing gas conducted into the nozzle or
- the gas of the crystallizing zone can be conducted into the chamber, either into the crystallizing zone or between the atomizing and crystallizing zones, by means of a pipe.
- the fine carrier particles are recovered at stage (d) , preferably from a funnel in the lower part of the vertical chamber.
- the recovered fine carrier particles are then reacted with the transition metal compound, preferably TiCl 4 , and optionally with an electron donor for preparing an olefin polymerization procatalyst.
- the olefin polymerization procatalyst is then used together with an organoaluminium- type cocatalyst for the polymerization of olefins.
- figures la and lb depict two types of nozzles suitable for carrying out the invention
- figure 2 depicts schematically equipment intended for the carrying out of the invention
- figure 3 depicts an electrostatic nozzle of one type used in the invention
- figure 4 depicts an electrostatic revolving-plate nozzle suitable for the invention
- figure 5 depicts a more concrete picture of equipment used in the invention.
- the electrified airblast nozzle (Law) of the schematic diagram depicted by figure la consists of a nozzle body 1, a liquid dome 2, an air dome 3, an electrode 4 embedded in the air dome 3, and a high voltage feed 5 leading to the nozzle 1-4, a pressure gas feed 6 and a liquid feed 7.
- the nozzle operates so that to the pipe 7 is fed melt carrier complex simultaneously as pressurized nitrogen or some other pure, inert gas is fed into the pipe 6 and high voltage direct-current is coupled to the high voltage line 5.
- the pressurized nitrogen and the complex melt coincide at the nozzle orifice, in the close vicinity of which there also is the embedded electrode 4 mentioned.
- the result is a fog consisting of electrically charged fine droplets.
- Figure lb depicts a charged revolving-plate nozzle (Arnold and Pye) , the main parts of which consist of a motor 8 causing the rotation, a revolving plate 9, a feed pipe 10 of the complex melt, an electrode 11 causing the electric charge and a conductive plate 12 arranged on the revolving plate.
- a motor 8 causing the rotation
- a revolving plate 9 a feed pipe 10 of the complex melt
- an electrode 11 causing the electric charge
- a conductive plate 12 arranged on the revolving plate.
- This device operates so that the revolving plate 9, which is, for example, a Micron Herbi standard plate having a dia ⁇ meter of 7.5cm, the centre of which has been removed and replaced by the conductive plate, is brought to revolve simultaneously as a voltage is coupled between the revolving plate 9 and the electrode 11. Then complex melt is fed through pipe 10 to the revolving plate 9, where it contacts the conductive plate 12 and becomes charged. Simultaneously, the melt moves due to the centrifugal force towards the circumference of the revolving plate 9 and finally becomes atomized through a quide plate arranged in the chamber space in connection with the revolving plate.
- the manufacturers have suggested a voltage of about 30kV to be used in this device.
- the nozzle 13 is furnished with an oil heating and a grounding 14 as well as a channel 15 with openings 16 for spraying the complex melt into the chamber 17, which is grounded 18.
- an electrode 19 has been arranged, to which a tension of 4kV has been coupled.
- the equipment operates so that to the grounded 14 nozzle 13 is fed complex melt and it is sprayed out through the nozzle orifice or orifices 16. Thanks to the electrode 19 in the vicinity of the nozzle orifice 16 the melt is charged just before it is atomized, whereby the charge facilitates the breaking of the melt into droplets and simultaneously keeps the droplets formed apart from each other.
- the fog droplets move downwards in the chamber 17 and solidify to solid car ⁇ rier particles due to the low temperature in the chamber 17.
- a slightly different electrostatic nozzle solu ⁇ tion can be seen.
- the solution is otherwise the same as that presented in figure 2 except that a ring electrode 19' arranged in front of and around the nozzle orifice or orifices 16 is operating as the electrode. This kind of a ring electrode 19' is symmetrical with respect to the spraying axis of the complex melt and it can be assumed that it operates better than a usual bar electrode 19.
- Figure 5 presents more accurately than figure 2 how the method according to the invention operates.
- the carrier melt 21 is fed into the nozzle 13, in the duct 15 of which it reaches the nozzle orifice 16.
- an inert gas is fed into the chamber through the nozzles 22 and 23, the function of which is to act as a protective and temperature controlling gas.
- the gas fed into the upper part 22 of the chamber is brought into a rotating movement, by means of which the bumpings of the particles against the walls is prevented.
- the actual nozzle structure 13, 16 is electrically conduc ⁇ tive and it is grounded 14.
- An electrical charge has been arranged into the melt by furnishing the nozzle 13, in close vicinity of its end 16, with a ring electrode 19', the voltage of which is about 0.5-10kV.
- the melt is sprayed from the nozzle 13, 16 into the chamber 17, which is grounded 18.
- the melt is immediately distri ⁇ ubbed in the upper part of the chamber to atomized melt, which due to the gravitational force and the cooling gas moves to the lower part of the chamber.
- the temperature can, according to one embodiment, be main ⁇ tained at between -10 - +50 so that the temperature is higher in the upper part of the chamber than in its lower part.
- the inert gas, preferably nitrogen 22, fed into the chamber moves downwards in the chamber 17 with the fog, preferably along a downwards leading spiral path until it is removed from the lower part 24 of the chamber.
- the melt fog solidifies in the lower part of the chamber to form fine carrier particle material, which is recovered in a funnel 25 in the lower part of chamber 17 and is removed 26.
- a MgCl 2 + 3.5 EtOH melt was fed with a pressure of 15 bars at a temperature of 125 °C into a pressure nozzle, the diameter of which was 0.6mm, the capacity being 30kg/h.
- the temperature in the spray-chamber was -10 °C and there prevailed a dry nitrogen atmosphere, figure 1.
- the nozzle and the walls of the spray-chamber had been grounded in the manner presented in figure 2.
- At a distance of 10mm from the nozzle a needle electrode coupled to a +4kV potential had been placed.
- the strength of the current was 120 ⁇ A.
- the contamination of the electrode was prevented by nitrogen blasting.
- the voltage source used had an automatic protec ⁇ tive reactance to prevent overload situations and break ⁇ downs.
- the charge of the crystallized particles was discharged through the grounded walls of the chambers and the end product was very fluid and loose.
- the agglomeration of the particles was very insignificant.
- the particle size was between 20-120/xm, S.D. 50 ⁇ m, and span 1.8 ⁇ m.
- the chemical consistency of the carrier particles was MgCl 2 + 3.2 EtOH.
- the melt was fed into a revolving-plate nozzle according to figure 4 and thereby a ring according to figure 5 was used as the electrode, which ring had been placed 10mm above the plate.
- the radius of the ring electrode was 20mm longer than that of the revolving plate.
- the capacity of the melt feed was 30kg/h and the rotative velocity was 18,000rpm.
- the tension of the electrode was +4kV and the current 90 ⁇ A.
- the agglomeration of the particles was again insignificant and even, loose carrier powder was obtained as the product.
- the size of the particles was between 20 - lOO ⁇ , S.D. 40 ⁇ m and span 1.6 ⁇ m.
- the chemical consistency of the carrier was MgCl 2 + 3.2 EtOH.
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